The phrase "luggage bag" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a bag or suitcase used to carry one's personal belongings during travel. Example: "As I was waiting at the airport, I noticed my luggage bag was missing. I immediately reported it to the airline staff."
Beth: I have a little beige C ne luggage bag that I've carried every day for two years, but I put it away for the black Trapeze Phantom in the gargantuan size.
She carries a Celine Luggage bag that Lila probably gave to her after using it for a month, before deeming it "too common for a Fowler".
We didn't believe him, but at our last interview, Giacchetto brought a Travelpro expandable luggage bag full of hundreds of photos, like these pictures of DiCaprio partying.
The source said the weapon is not "collapsible," but it could "easily fit ready to fire" into the luggage bag the alleged shooter brought into the airport, added the source, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the case is ongoing.
Make a hand luggage bag that fits inside your own.
Put everything mentioned above in the large luggage bag.
On the way into the National Gallery, security guards barked at Chinese tourists trying to enter with their luggage – bags over a certain size are not allowed.
THE Transportation Security Administration had planned to brief and train screeners by September to recognize and handle newly designed luggage bags that would enable travelers to keep laptops in their cases at airport security checkpoints.
He points out the inventions of men far ahead of their time, like Louis Ransom's cylindrical Traveling Trunk (1867, #67,905), the precursor to our modern rolling luggage bags.
He added: "You could even pick up a new set of luggage bags as these are often given out as complimentary gifts during the fair".
Along the parkway, four women had laid out plumbing and power tools, used shoes, glassware, cribs and luggage bags over white and blue wrinkled tarps.
